ShipAny

ShipAny is a paid template framework for launching AI SaaS products. It bundles auth, payments, credit billing, i18n, storage and admin tools, plus Agent Skills so coding agents like Claude Code can customize and deploy the project.

ShipAny is a development framework and template library for people building AI products as web apps. Instead of assembling authentication, payments, subscriptions, credit billing, internationalization, file storage and AI generation by hand, a developer starts from a ready-made template that already wires these pieces together. The framework is designed to be driven by coding agents, so the codebase is structured to give an agent clean context to extend. In practice, the workflow starts with joining ShipAny Premium, which unlocks member pricing on the official templates. After choosing a template and activating it from the orders area, the buyer gets access to a GitHub repository, clones it and opens it in a coding agent such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or VS Code. The templates ship with Agent Skills, slash commands like a quick-start that builds a SaaS from one sentence, a website cloner, commands for adding modules, pages and static pages, a pre-commit security scan, upstream sync and a one-command Cloudflare deploy. The finished project is pushed to a private repository and deployed to a platform such as Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, AWS or Dokploy. Included essentials cover landing blocks, a pricing page, a blog, MDX pages, a user dashboard with credits balance, billing history, API keys and support tickets, and an admin panel with role-based permissions, orders, credit grants and provider settings for payment, email, storage and AI. The stack named on the site includes Next.js, React, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Supabase, Drizzle ORM, Better Auth, Stripe, Creem, Cloudflare R2 and Resend, with a TanStack Start variant also offered. ShipAny suits indie developers, small teams and technically inclined founders who want to launch an AI image, video or chat product quickly and keep full ownership of the code. Compared with generic SaaS boilerplates, its focus is on AI-specific templates and agent-driven customization. Compared with no-code builders, it assumes comfort with Git, a coding agent and deployment, and templates are paid purchases rather than a hosted service.